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Why do candles made of 100 % beeswax sometimes have a grayish-white layer on the surface?

April 26, 2017beeswax candles

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Why do candles made of 100 % beeswax sometimes have a grayish-white layer on the surface?

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It is a matter of the specific characteristics of beeswax that a specific gray mold can be formed on the surface after a certain storage time. You can regards this layer as an evidence for the authenticity of the material.